Join the artists in conversation with Kairauhī Curator Robbie Hancock on Wednesday 30 July at 6pm.
Recipients Quishile Charan, Harry Freeth and p.Walters will exhibiting at Tautai later this year.
The new exhibition offers a fresh take on how stories about Ngā Pakanga o Aotearoa the New Zealand Wars have been told on film.
Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts (honoris causa) in recognition of his outstanding contributions to both the Pacific and global art scenes.
Sarah Hudson's new body of work was created during the Naoshima Artist Residency—supported by McCahon House, together with founding partners STILL and Asia New Zealand Foundation.
Six early career artists will further their creative careers with the support of These Arts Foundation programme.
The major public art experience transforms Tāmaki Makaurau's waterfront, 16 April – 16 May 2025.
Prizewinners will be announced on Wednesday 21 May.
The award, now in its 39th year, seeks to highlight and celebrate excellence in contemporary art practice throughout Aotearoa.
The Crucible Artist Residency pilot programme moves into its second phase, with two new artists, John Ward Knox and Motoko Kikkawa, commencing 16-week residencies from 10 February.
The artist was selected by Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū, the Creative New Zealand delivery partner for Aotearoa's pavilion at the event.
The first exhibitions will be by painters Georgie Hill and Jake Walker.
The bridge, designed by architects John Gray and the late Rewi Thompson with artist Paratene Matchitt, will face demolition due to the untenable expense of earthquake strengthening.
Leighs Construction will carry out the work, with the total cost of the redevelopment now at $247 million. The building is set to re-open in late 2028.
Judges Aaron Lister and Taarati Taiaroa jointly selecting winners for seven categories from over 270 entries in just one day.
Symposium 1 + 2 take inspiration from the poetic potential of typographic letterforms as well as contemporary philosophies of digital media and communication.
Kirkwood will publicly unveil her new commission at The Corning Museum of Glass on 14 November 2024.
Winner Sonja Drake received $10,000 at the Gala Award Ceremony event at Waiheke Community Art Gallery on Saturday 19 October.
Alison Wong, Carin Wilson, Claire Cowan, Horomona Horo, Lonnie Hutchinson, Miriama McDowell, Saskia Leek and Victor Rodger join the 130 strong Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi Laureate alumni, receiving a total of $280,000 funded through generous giving to the arts.
Amy Hall's self-portrait Love Cats has taken out the $5,000 award.
Reece King, Dr Carol Brown, Samantha Montgomerie, Dr Octavia Cade and Dr Simon Eastwood have been named respectively as Fellows across visual arts, dance, children's literature, humanities and music.
With the launch of the Foundation, Murray Crane makes a 10-Year commitment to design excellence by gifting an award of $30,000 every second year.
The artist will be resident in Te Matau-a-Māui Hawke’s Bay until mid-November.
Baldwin is the third recipient of the award, which supports an Aotearoa New Zealand-based artist to complete a four-week residency in the UK.
Any Noise Annoys an Oyster will include more than 100 works and is the artist's first solo exhibition in Scandinavia.
Henri and Duality are the winning entrants for the Emerging Practitioner in Clay Award.
Emily Karaka presents a new solo-exhibition at Sarjah Art Foundation in the UAE. Ka Awatea, A New Dawn is the first major exhibition of the artist’s oeuvre.
The artists have been shortlisted from around 30 applications and will submit their final proposals in January 2025.
Gartside was awarded the $25,000 prize for #19, a piece in her ongoing series 'Bunnies in Love, Lust and Longing', which will be acquired for the Woollahra Council’s permanent public collection.
Venus Over Manhattan to open the first US-based solo exhibition of artist John Pule, presenting a unique opportunity for American audiences to experience his work.
28 finalists have been announced for the prize, which celebrates and supports emerging and early career artists in Australia.
Jones's work, titled The Visual World is Inexhaustible, was selected from 463 entries and is comprised of 120 drawings on graphite.

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